Difference between revisions of "15th Karmapa"
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The [[fifteenth Karmapa]], [[Khakyab Dorje]] (1871–1922), spoke the [[mantra]] of [[Chenrezig]] "[[Om mani peme hung]]" at his [[birth]] in Sheikor village in {{Wiki|Tsang}} province in {{Wiki|Central}} [[Tibet]]. Five years later he was able to read the [[scriptures]]. | The [[fifteenth Karmapa]], [[Khakyab Dorje]] (1871–1922), spoke the [[mantra]] of [[Chenrezig]] "[[Om mani peme hung]]" at his [[birth]] in Sheikor village in {{Wiki|Tsang}} province in {{Wiki|Central}} [[Tibet]]. Five years later he was able to read the [[scriptures]]. | ||
| − | [[Recognized]] and [[enthroned]] by the | + | [[Recognized]] and [[enthroned]] by the [[ninth Kyabgon Drukchen]], [[Khakyab Dorje]] was given the [[Kagyu]] teachings by [[Jamgon Kongtrul Lodro Thaye]]. [[Khenchen Tashi Ozer]] and other [[masters]] completed his [[education]]. |
He was [[enthroned]] at [[Tsurphu Monastery]] when he was six years old. He went on to teach and give [[empowerments]] throughout [[Tibet]], and preserved many rare texts by having them reprinted. | He was [[enthroned]] at [[Tsurphu Monastery]] when he was six years old. He went on to teach and give [[empowerments]] throughout [[Tibet]], and preserved many rare texts by having them reprinted. | ||
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In 1898 he travelled to [[Bhutan]] bestowing many [[transmissions]]. On his return to [[Tibet]] he took several [[consorts]] as his [[guru]] had predicted. In some rare cases, [[bhikshus]] are given permission by their [[lamas]] to do [[consort]] practices, but only [[lamas]] who have [[attained]] realizations may do so. | In 1898 he travelled to [[Bhutan]] bestowing many [[transmissions]]. On his return to [[Tibet]] he took several [[consorts]] as his [[guru]] had predicted. In some rare cases, [[bhikshus]] are given permission by their [[lamas]] to do [[consort]] practices, but only [[lamas]] who have [[attained]] realizations may do so. | ||
| − | Unlike the previous [[Karmapas]], [[Khakyab Dorje]] [[married]] [[Khandro Ugyen Tsomo]], and fathered three sons, one of whom was | + | Unlike the previous [[Karmapas]], [[Khakyab Dorje]] [[married]] [[Khandro Ugyen Tsomo]], and fathered three sons, one of whom was [[recognized]] as the second [[Jamgon Kongtrul]] and another the [[twelfth Shamarpa]], [[Jamyang Rinpoche]]. |
Among his closest students were [[Situ Pema Wangchok Gyalpo]] (who [[Karmapa]] had recognised as the [[Tai Situpa]] [[reincarnation]]), [[Jamgon Palden Khyentse Ozer]], and [[Beru Khyentse Lodro Mizay Jampa'i Gocha]]. | Among his closest students were [[Situ Pema Wangchok Gyalpo]] (who [[Karmapa]] had recognised as the [[Tai Situpa]] [[reincarnation]]), [[Jamgon Palden Khyentse Ozer]], and [[Beru Khyentse Lodro Mizay Jampa'i Gocha]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 25 October 2015
The fifteenth Karmapa, Khakyab Dorje (1871–1922), spoke the mantra of Chenrezig "Om mani peme hung" at his birth in Sheikor village in Tsang province in Central Tibet. Five years later he was able to read the scriptures.
Recognized and enthroned by the ninth Kyabgon Drukchen, Khakyab Dorje was given the Kagyu teachings by Jamgon Kongtrul Lodro Thaye. Khenchen Tashi Ozer and other masters completed his education.
He was enthroned at Tsurphu Monastery when he was six years old. He went on to teach and give empowerments throughout Tibet, and preserved many rare texts by having them reprinted.
In 1898 he travelled to Bhutan bestowing many transmissions. On his return to Tibet he took several consorts as his guru had predicted. In some rare cases, bhikshus are given permission by their lamas to do consort practices, but only lamas who have attained realizations may do so.
Unlike the previous Karmapas, Khakyab Dorje married Khandro Ugyen Tsomo, and fathered three sons, one of whom was recognized as the second Jamgon Kongtrul and another the twelfth Shamarpa, Jamyang Rinpoche.
Among his closest students were Situ Pema Wangchok Gyalpo (who Karmapa had recognised as the Tai Situpa reincarnation), Jamgon Palden Khyentse Ozer, and Beru Khyentse Lodro Mizay Jampa'i Gocha.
A few years before he passed into parinirvana at the age of fifty-one he entrusted a letter containing a prediction regarding his rebirth to an attendant.
